Opinions? Could Actually Be Very Rare.

Seeing that crack crossing the rim in your photo suggests there wasn't much useful life left in that die! Is the coin at or close to MS, grade-wise?

Also, ryurazu, I'm curious (and always shopping): What kind of holder do you have this coin in? At this magnification, it looks almost as though the coin is snuggled into either fabric or some sort of styrofoam. Interesting...or maybe I don't get out enough.

Thanks in advance!
Tom

Thanks for the opinions that's what I thought it was. For American audience it the coin not the error it's self.

It an 1992 1 dollar obviously the NTLC version but it would explain a lot of things, if the 1992 one dollar observer die crack/shattered.

The holder is a generic version, not something special only using it so I can handle the coin without touching it, it fits small Australian coinage.

@JimmyD if only you knew that about the 1 dollar 1992 australia coin and actually looked into it

I'm asking for opinions on the coin with the error/die crack, my guess is its from one of the Brillant Unc set most likely the 1992 restrucked so as to why the die seem to be so later staged

@daltonista usually a "chinese scum?" (i think I'm allow to said that) site roughly 20 yuan not sure about shipping as that was bought back with me (before covid), as Amazon site are just dropshipping these sorts of thing. I definitely wouldn't recommend it for proof or items you want to place in outside setting or in direct sunlight.

Your title does not mention the date, denomination, nor country.
You're not going to attract many qualified responses.

thanks for the reply MR.T yeah it might explain why 1992 1 dollar MOB of roos don't actually exist if they, very quickly had this error. Maybe they were going to use these reverse die and then saw the die was already cracking so just didn't bother making any even though they may have made a few sample ones (MOB) and then never got around to making any for circulation (mintage claimed 8000).